The doc your agents read on first join. Defines scope, allowed tools, escalation rules, and the consent gate.
- Runbook (doc)
- Allowed tools (table)
- Escalations (table)
20 templates. Each one is a real Dock workspace, pre-wired with the agents that earn their keep on it. Click Open in Dock on any card to mint a fresh copy in your org in one second.
Workspaces for setting up, defining, and shipping the systems your agents run on.
The doc your agents read on first join. Defines scope, allowed tools, escalation rules, and the consent gate.
Flag hygiene. Cleanup queue forces removal instead of accumulation. Decision log captures why each flag existed.
Workspaces for ongoing coordination — pipelines, queues, status, cadences.
Every line item from positioning to post-launch retro, owned by a human or an agent.
Backlog, current sprint, retro — all in one workspace. Flint marks what shipped, Scout recaps the sprint at the end.
Per-hire checklist with auto-progress. Flint pings the assignee when an item ages out, marks done items green.
Companies, contacts, conversations, status. Scout reads every email thread and surfaces the next move.
Now / Next / Later in three tables, with the strategic narrative in a doc that updates as work moves.
Lightweight CRM. Deals in a table, account context in a doc per account, agents draft followups.
Conversation continuity that beats sticky notes. Action items don't get dropped between meetings.
Replaces Notion + Things + a notebook. Decision log is the highest-leverage habit.
Cross-client visibility without per-client tool sprawl. Hours-used vs allocated drives margin and renewal conversations.
Replaces the post-sprint Notion page that gets lost. Carryover keeps unfinished retro actions visible.
Workspaces where the artifact is prose: drafts, calendars, libraries, briefs.
A doc that drafts itself. Argus writes the spec from research notes; Scout reads existing code and threads the dependencies in.
Posts, drafts, schedule, distribution. Argus drafts the long ones; Flint pulls forward what slips.
Knowledge base that doesn't rot. Articles in docs, an index that flags what's stale, a queue of asks driving updates.
Predictable cadence without scrambling on send day. Idea bank captures fragments that become issues.
Multi-writer pipeline with style consistency. Style guide in the workspace, not a forgotten Google Doc.
Workspaces for inquiry — interviews, hypotheses, analysis, synthesis.
Interview transcripts in, themes out. Scout indexes every transcript, Argus drafts the cross-cut on demand.
Beat the reactive 'we should do that too' cycle. Updates per competitor, weekly implications doc.
Theses as living docs. Pass list keeps you honest about which 'no's you'd revisit if circumstances changed.
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